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You are a little richer than she is. All that does very well." "Well, then, why do you hesitate to serve me ?" "I do not hesitate to serve you; only I see you very much in love; you are not accustomed to it, and I fear that a condition of things so novel for you might be urging you somewhat hastily to such a grave determination as marriage.
A wife is not a mistress.
In short, before taking an irrevocable step I would beg of you to think well and further over it." "My good friend," said the count, "I do not wish, and I believe quite sincerely that I cannot, do so.
You know my ideas.
Genuine passions always have the best of it, and I am not quite sure that honor itself is a very effective argument against them.
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